dcrimp

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by dcrimp 8mo ago
How did everyone know about irobot's offering? What if in the stores, botvacs and irobots were presented right next to each other with the same amount of real estate?
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by dcrimp 8mo ago
If you have to advertise - shove your product in people's faces - to keep sales, your product is not supplying enough real value, does not have staying power, and you should lose. "Just being a bit better or a little cheaper isn&#
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by dcrimp 9mo ago
I've been messing around with GA recently, esp indirect encoding methods. This paper seems in support of perspectives I've read while researching. In particular, that you can decompose weight matrices into spectral patterns - simi
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by dcrimp 11mo ago
Matta ( https://matta.ai ) | Industrial Computer Vision/AI for Manufacturing | UK – London (Old Street) | ONSITE | Full-time | Salary + Equity We’re building industrial AI for factories – deploying into some of the messiest,
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by dcrimp 1y ago
interesting! Super cool idea to augment software built with traditional DBs I had some thoughts [1] around a concept similar to this a while ago, although it was much less refined. My thinking was around whether or not we could have a neura
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by dcrimp 1y ago
I wonder if, for a given dialect (and even DDL), you could use that token masking technique similar to how that Structured Outputs [1] thing went: Quote: "While sampling, after every token, our inference engine will determine which tok
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by dcrimp 1y ago
I'd love to help where I can!
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Returning to My Roots in Hardware(dancrimp.nz)
90 points by dcrimp 1y ago|12 comments
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by dcrimp 1y ago
I'm quite enthusiastic about reading this. Since watching the progress by the larger LLM labs, I've noted that they're not making material changes in model configuration that I think to be necessary to proceed toward more ref
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by dcrimp 1y ago
is "becoming truth seeking" not some sort of religion - like the sports team - and the bay area is your tribe? Perhaps you were already suggesting this in your article and I've missed this - if so I apologise. you seem to sug
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by dcrimp 1y ago
the inferior methods were slower but more flexible - could handle any and all edge cases. Currently we have a UX that really efficiently realises 80% of cases. To relate to the article - google flights is the Keyboard and Mouse - covering 8
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by dcrimp 1y ago
A mate of mine built a works scheduler using RL + MCTS. It was interesting seeing the scheduler get smarter as they added in reward for real life constraints. For example, certain types of work couldn't happen on a tuesday - they add t
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by dcrimp 2y ago
But sending it to Silicon Valley is fine right?
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by dcrimp 3y ago
interesting, hadn't come across these. Will be doing some more reading up on them.
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by dcrimp 3y ago
I had this thought the other day that the whole chain of thought reasoning pattern contributing to improved performance in LLM-based systems seems to sit parallel to Kahneman's two-system model of the mind that he covers in 'Think
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by dcrimp 3y ago
Very interesting concept team. I know a fair bit about inspections for energy infra from my time at various utilities in NZ/AU and the UK - and I think you're on the right track. Would be interested to learn about your approach wi